The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-18


A. will be held in the parlors of the association
this evening at o'clock.
George Woods. forty five years of age. and
Cornelius Luther. aged forty-three, inmates OF
the Insane Hospital, escaped last evening
Marriage licenses issued yesterday to
Thomas E. Franklin and Alice NJ. Green. John
c. Dalton and Maggie f. Foley. Cornelius Gull
Inns and Armenia Skinner, Alonzo Mcclure and
Lucinda Goings.
Building permits were issued yesterday to
George Bannon. for a frame cottage, at No 2O6
DouRherty street, to cost $500; to Theodore
Meyer. for frame cottage, on Union street,
near Meridian, to cost $780,
The State conference of the Union-Labor
party will be held In this city on Thursday. Dec.
2L The representation will be one delegate
from each county. The object in calling the
conference is TO present and discuss plans for the
national camgaign next year
The Police Com missioner held brief sessio n
yesterday afternoon and granted special powers
to Patrick Ryan, watch man az the Museum. and
Alonzo Klingensmith. watchman at Emmersons
planing.m mill. The powers of Morgan Pfemster,
exclerk of the city health board. were revoked
Capt John B. Writ, secretary Of tbs commit
tee appointed bv the One-hundred aDd-seven-
tesnth Indiana Volunteer Infantry. at it's annual
reunion at North Salem. last year, to select the
time and place for their reunion this year. states
that they have selected Mitchell as the place, and
tina date Thursday. Oct ~.
THE ELEVENTH INDIANA REUNION.
The members of the Eleventh Indiana Asso-
citation hold their reunion the 10Th inst, and
will meet at Masonic Hail. All members and
their families will, upon arrival in the city. as
semble at Masonic Hall. where dinner will be
spread at 1870 o'clock Wednesday.
THREE MEN ARRESTED FOR ROBBERY
Detectives Thornton and Bruce Yesterday
went to Greencastle and arrested Tilmann and
James Jacobs and John Griffin, three men sup
of Mills clothing store, at Westfeld. Hamilton
,o1nty, ten days ago. The three men live in
this city. They were sent to Westfeld last
evening.
GONE TO CALIFORNIA.
Yesterday a party of twenty-nine persons
left this city in special for California
whore they will reside permanently. Among
the NUMBER were John Hommown Mr. Wright
end wife. parents Of Mr. Wright, of the firm Of
Hadley 81 Wright. and Mr. Bittel and two
daughters, OF Irvington. Many OF their friends
were at the depot to bid them farewell.
RETURN OF MRS wooDwoRTH
Mrs Woodwork preached last night at the
brick church on Michigan street, near the canal
The absence Of her husband and the troupe &C.
Comparing her last winter was conspicuous,
but the old-time enthusiasm was manifested.
Quite q number were at the altar seeking better
experience in soul and healing Of body, some Of
whom professed TO have received that desired
boon She conducts services in the same place
Today. at 2 and 730 o'clock p. NJ Il is probable
her present engagements will continue for some
weeks
ANNUAL MEETING OF INDIANA GOOD TESfPLARs.
The thirty fourth annual meeting OF Indiana
Good Templars copvenes in this city to-day and
tomorrow. The report Of the grand secretary,
Miss Wheeler, shows the order to be in a flour
ishing condition The mem bership has been
almost doubled this year. Much interest has
been taken in the training of tina children. The
Grand Lodge officers have headquarters at the
Occidental Hotel Quite a large number of del
expected to-day. The meetings will be held in
Hall 16, When Block.
AN oLD-TIMERs CONGRATULATIONS.
Mayor Denny yesterday received, among
other letters of copgratulation, one from Kline
G. Shryock. of Rochester. Mr.. Shryock wrote:
"Win you permit an old-timer, one WHO voted
for Gen. William II. Harrison for President IN
1886. and again in 1910, and who wants to vote
for Ben Harrison for President in the year of
our Lord, 1888, To congratulate you on your re-
election to the mayoralty of the city of Indian
apolis. The result has rejuvenated me, and
governments of this Nation is restored to the
hands OF its friends"
PRISONERS BREAK FOR LIBERTY.
Frank Cosgrove, alias Frank Kigan, the
young man who robbed his father here a year
ago. and was arrested for grand larceny the
next day after his return last week. was bound
over to the grand jury yesterday morning
While he was being taken back to the jail by
patroman Page. he made q break for liberty by
kicking the officer in the back. and running. He
ran south on Alabama street to Court. and was
turning east when Page drew his revolver and
fired at his heels without hitting him. The
chase was continued for several squares. and he
was finally caught going up q stairway in the
rear OF Hersey's saloon on East Washington
street
THE PREACHER IN POLITICS.
''The Minister in Politics" was tho subject
listers yesterday morning. Rev. j. f. Steele
presented an address on the topic. and in the
general discussion that followed Rev. c. w.
Lee said he believed it proper to discuss politics
In the pulpit. aud he would preach upon any
subject which had moral principle involved in
1t DR.. S. A. Keen, of Roberts Park, thought it
necessary to use the greatest care. or the cause
benefited by such a course. Mr.. Gilbert thought
that il all ministers would read q book by Bishop
Harris, entitled Christianity and Civil So
ciety." and the Life of DIR. Thornton" by DR..
Palmer, of New Orleans, there need be little
doubt as to the proper course to pursue in po
lit;cal affairs
MEYERS HAS LEFT TOWN.
Sim Coy says an injustice has been done
Frank Meyers. who recently paroled the
second time by the Governor on the condition
that he would leave the State. when Frank
came back from the penitentiary," Coy remarked,
IT was busy with the election and paid but little
attention TO him. But when his presence here,
contrary to the parole, was commented on, I
went to him and advised him to leave the town
He did SO. That was Sunday night week ago
He went directly TO Jeffersonvie. where he has
been ever since. He not in town last
Thursday night, when il is charged he got drunk
and threatened to shoot a man. On that day I
received q letter from him, dated at jefferson
Vile. On Friday received another and Satur-
day got another dated that day. No. sir
Frank Meyers was not here"
Items from the Courts
MARRIED AND SEPARATED IN YEAR.
Edward j. Borman, a travelling salesman liv-